NHS organisations advised to prepare for 'corporate killer' stigma

Published: 14 June 2007 00:00
Author:Victoria Vaughan | More by this Author
Last Updated: 13 June 2007 14:17

NHS boards have been warned to prepare themselves for the implications of the Corporate Manslaughter Bill, which is currently working its way through Parliament.

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NHS organisations advised to prepare for 'corporate killer' stigma

NHS boards have been warned to prepare themselves for the implications of the Corporate Manslaughter Bill, which is currently working its way through Parliament.

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